So I've wanted to relive my childhood with Dolphin until I can get my hands on actual hardware by emulating my old GC favourites. I intend to use the BIOS or Bootrom or whatever it is called to relive the whole Gamecube menu experience (as my PC has a disc drive which can read Gamecube disks \o/)
I've done everything it says to do on the interwebs in order to get the BIOS to work (LLE audio, Virtual EFB, etc) but when I launch the emulator (using Super Mario Sunshine as my game to make the software run) it comes up with an error:
"IPL with unknown hash dcfaf409"
Then another error appears:
"IPL found in EUR directory. The disc may not be recognised."
Then I get:
"Dolphin.exe has stopped working" and the software crashes to the desktop.
Any help on outlining what the <redacted> I'm doing wrong here would be greatly appreciated. I have no idea what the <redacted>ing <redacted> these messages mean, and I've been after a solution for about three hours now, but to no avail.
Thanks in advance,
- bi9scuit
P.S. I wanted to include a video of the error as an attachment, but I couldn;t do that as .zips are toko big, .rar isn't allowed, and videos aren't allowed either. So I took some pictures instead. I hope these are as good.
Pics.zip (Size: 440.87 KB / Downloads: 240)
I've done everything it says to do on the interwebs in order to get the BIOS to work (LLE audio, Virtual EFB, etc) but when I launch the emulator (using Super Mario Sunshine as my game to make the software run) it comes up with an error:
"IPL with unknown hash dcfaf409"
Then another error appears:
"IPL found in EUR directory. The disc may not be recognised."
Then I get:
"Dolphin.exe has stopped working" and the software crashes to the desktop.
Any help on outlining what the <redacted> I'm doing wrong here would be greatly appreciated. I have no idea what the <redacted>ing <redacted> these messages mean, and I've been after a solution for about three hours now, but to no avail.
Thanks in advance,
- bi9scuit
P.S. I wanted to include a video of the error as an attachment, but I couldn;t do that as .zips are toko big, .rar isn't allowed, and videos aren't allowed either. So I took some pictures instead. I hope these are as good.
Pics.zip (Size: 440.87 KB / Downloads: 240)